DACA Followed Through After Trump Move to End Program
President Trump announced in September his plan to end the Obama era DACA program, which protected nearly 700,000 undocumented immigrants. The decision prompted ongoing legal and political battles as advocates pressed for protections and a legislative alternative.
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Trusting News project enhances USA TODAY credibility efforts
USA TODAY joins the Trusting News project by Reynolds Journalism Institute to research how newsrooms build trust. The January start includes weekly initiatives explaining purpose and improving accessibility and responsiveness, with feedback invited via Cesair Brown at debrown usatoday.com.
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USA TODAY Local Edition Advertising Note
Daily local USA TODAY edition produced with Gannett Newspapers Advertising outlines advertising terms and contact options. Includes rate card access, reprint services, and a notice on editorial discretion for submitted ads.
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Courts and Congress negotiate DACA fate amid delays
A six month window to fix DACA leaves DREAMers in limbo while courts weigh challenges to the Trump era termination. Renewals continue for current enrollees, no new applicants allowed, as lawmakers face heated talks over a clean protection bill versus border enforcement boosts.
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Columbine resumes on modified schedule after tragedy
Columbine High returns with a revised timetable and a resumed full class schedule planned for March 5. Freshman building remains closed with possible demolition on the horizon after the February 14 massacre that took 14 students and three staff. Principal Frank DeAngelis, now a leading expert on school violence, reflects on trauma triggers and the ongoing, uneven grieving process among students and staff.
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Poll finds more trust in Mueller than Trump on Russia
A USA TODAY Suffolk poll of 1000 voters shows 58 percent have a lot of trust in Mueller's Russia investigation while 57 percent trust in Trump's denials less. Majorities say Russians meddled in 2016 and will try again, with partisan splits on impact.
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Waterlogged states face renewed misery from storms
A new storm threatens central Texas to central Arkansas and southern Tennessee with heavy rain through Thursday. Flood threats rise in Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky Mississippi Alabama and Georgia with severe storms and possible tornadoes. Ohio River floodwaters peak in Cincinnati and Louisville at levels not seen in about 20 years.
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